Grief Counselor using Mindfulness, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy and Brain Spotting to integrate bereavement experiences for adults and teens.

kevinbrown@peoplehouse.org

Kevin welcomes anyone who wants to find relief from past traumas, explore current life difficulties, or who would like to engage in a process of assisted self-discovery. He recognizes that our bodies often hold and unconsciously express our life history, including painful and traumatic experiences. Kevin received a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Montana and has extensive training in body-centered psychotherapies including the Hakomi Method of assisted self-study and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. He specializes in mindfulness-based psychotherapy and the treatment of trauma. Working collaboratively from a stance of loving presence, Kevin provides a safe and nonjudgmental space to explore, process, and integrate life’s challenging experiences.

I have been a psychotherapist in private practice for thirteen years. I work with individuals experiencing grief and loss, depression, anxiety, trauma and life transitions. I offer a compassionate, warm and non-judgmental environment. I use a holistic approach to therapy that includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and honors the relationship of mind, body and spirit. Working together, we will explore the meanings behind thoughts, feelings and behaviors that limit one's journey toward personal growth. We will create solutions to transform and overcome personal struggles. I tailor therapy to each individual’s issues, needs, concerns and goals. Pleased contact me for a 30 minute initial session at no charge to determine if your needs and my skills are a good fit.

Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and other alternative lifestyle issues; Sexual and other relationship counseling; survivors of sexual assault and incest; grief, loss and end of life issues; mid-life issues and other life transitions; depression and anxiety, HIV/AIDS and herpes.